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Generated internal RFC connection does not work after AS/CS-split - error in SM58

Posted on Aug 11, 2016 at 11:58 AM 862 Views

Hello together,

since we have performed the AS/CS split in our ERP System E10 we face problems with some transactions (IW31, IW31) regarding the transactional RFCs to the internal system.

When I look into SM58 I see the entrys with the error: "Error when opening an RFC connection".

The function module is "SHARED_BUFFER_DELETE" and the target system is "ie10cs10_E10_10" which indicates that the target system is the central instance.

But of course the transaction itself is started on the dialogue instance (ie10di31).

When I doubleclick on the target system column in SM58 I come to the internal RFC which is automatically generated.

Trying a connection test shows the following error:

ERROR: Gateway not connected to local R/3

LOCATION: SAP-Gateway on host ie10cs10...... / 3310

COMPONENT: SAP-Gateway

MODULE: gwxxrd.c

RETURN CODE: 726

When I check the internal RFCs in SM59 I can only find another RFC Destination with the name "ie10di31_E10_31" - so this would be the dialogue instance.

I do not understand how the internal RFCs are created automatically and why I see the central instance in the SM58 as target system but only the dialogue instance RFC is visible in SM58 under type "I" connections.

I hope I could explain the issue......your help would be really appreciated.

Thanks a lot in advance and regards

Günter

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    Posted on Aug 12, 2016 at 12:37 PM
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    Hi Gunter,

    Make sure you have entries for dialog, central instance and ascs instance details in services files on each host.

    Also you are able to telnet between these host.

    Regards

    Prithviraj

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    Posted on Aug 12, 2016 at 12:42 PM
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    Hi Güter,

    I've never done a ASC/SC split, but maybe the instance number of the gateway change to the default 3300?

    Trying a connection test shows the following error:

    ERROR: Gateway not connected to local R/3

    LOCATION: SAP-Gateway on host ie10cs10...... / 3310

    COMPONENT: SAP-Gateway

    MODULE: gwxxrd.c

    RETURN CODE: 726

    change the instance of your gateway to:

    sapgw00

    or

    3300

    Cheers

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  • author's profile photo Isaias Freitas
    Isaias Freitas
    Posted on Aug 16, 2016 at 09:18 PM
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    Hello Günter,

    Whenever an ABAP isntance starts, it creates an internal destination.

    Use the transaction SE16 do see the contents of the table RFCDES.

    You can filter for the type of destination (internal).

    If you see incorrect / old entries (for internal destinations!) there, you should delete them.

    Best regards,

    Isaías

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    • Günter Aigner Isaias Freitas
      Aug 18, 2016 at 10:39 AM

      Hello Isaias,

      thanks - great to know now that the instance always creates the internal destination pointing to ITSELF!

      I tought that this maybe can be influenced by any (wrong) parameter that causes the internal RFC to be created to the wrong instance.

      The original CI before the split was named "ie10ci10_E10_10" - so only the "ci" was changed to "cs" which is the new CI now - and of course the additional DIs exist.

      So I am quite sure now that the problem is located somewhere in the application as it is the one which creates the SM58 entries containing the wrong destination.

      Hope this is the case and will update the result her.

      Best regards

      Günter

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